4th Iraq Oil and Gas Summit 2012

The 4th Iraq Oil and Gas Summit is the continuation of its series to bring potentially huge business deals tapping into much of Iraq’s energy reserves and exploring Iraq’s potential productivity as one of the world’s best long-term petroleum prospects, with substantial output potentially flowing from relatively few and high-yield wells.

With great potential of oil and gas wealth for Iraq which remains largely unrealized and awaiting discovery, the country’s vast resources would yield to lucrative export earnings and could boost Iraq’s redevelopment and reconstruction as a nation on its course towards recovery and progress.

Key topics include: 

• The Present Iraqi Organizational Structure and The Role of Government through the Ministry of Oil 
• Investing in Iraq
• Prospects for Investments and Projects in the Iraqi Hydrocarbon Sector
• Iraq Petroleum Contracts and Licensing Regulations 
• Challenges Facing Iraq’s Crude Oil Production Industry 
• The Future of the Iraqi Oil and Gas Industry
• Downstream Development Strategies

Iraq is dubbed as the world’s second largest country with a vast energy of oil and gas reserves that are still largely unexplored. 

Thus, the Middle Eastern country’s key players from the government and its business community are pursuing major foreign investments with its global counterparts to tap into its massive reserves, significantly increase its output, and maximize Iraq’s potential in rebuilding its nation onwards to economic recovery and progress. 

•  An international delegation from various countries, which includes government officials 
•  Influential figures from the global business community 
•  Key players from the energy and petroleum industries 
•  Foreign investment groups 

All of them will be in discussion with Iraqi government leaders and leading figures from Iraq’s business community --- a brilliant mix who will be mapping the blueprint for reconstruction of Iraq’s oil and gas industries and the overall key energy sectors of the country.